Museums are transforming static artifact displays into dynamic hubs of interactive learning experiences powered by technology. This not only enhances visitor engagement but also expands the possibilities for immersive storytelling and education. Learn about the digital technologies that are shifting interactive learning experiences.
Donor recognition displays are a sincere way to thank those who elevate your organization. At the same time, they inspire future donors to get involved with your mission. A thoughtful, prominent donor wall or display lets supporters feel deeply connected to your organization. We dive into design considerations, costs and budgeting, and how to establish your donor display goals.
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We’ve been getting into the holiday spirit at the Spruce Meadows Christmas Lights Display! We were thrilled to once again work with ATCO on a festive indoor lights display that reflected their brand and holiday cheer. The free-of-charge event takes place each Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 5 – 10 pm until December 31st.
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Crates are often an overlooked component for clients when it comes to trade show display considerations. If only we could shove everything in a box, nail it shut and wave “See ya!”. However, crates for modular and custom trade show displays require custom fabrication to effectively use the space and minimize shipping costs, while keeping everything organized and protected.
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3D printers are something that we’ve enjoyed using in the studio since 2020. With their rise in popularity for manufacturing, as well as in households for hobbyists, the materials and capabilities continue to evolve. Over the years we’ve had opportunities to experiment with this technology to build custom components for our displays. Okay, and for fun personal projects (ask Dave about the Mandalorian helmet he is making for his kids…)
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Telus Spark Science Centre always delights Calgarians with exciting exhibits and learning opportunities for all ages. One of their latest installations is a thrilling addition: Canada’s first robot roller coaster, RO5iE! With five different ride motions, this exhilarating experience is great for children—and kids at heart.
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If you’ve ever explored the Canadian Rockies, chances are you’ve heard of Pursuit. From offering unique tours and attractions to accommodation and dining, Pursuit offers a collection of experiences designed to inspire and invigorate. Recently Pursuit approached us to produce and install branded graphics for their new downtown Calgary location.
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If you’ve been following Exhibit Studio’s work or social media, chances are you’ve heard us throw around the word ✨experiential activations ✨. There are a few other synonymous terms that you also may have heard of: event marketing, brand activation, participation marketing, etc. Well — what exactly is it?
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Since 2013, we’ve had the thrill of bringing GMC’s experiential activations to life at the Calgary Stampede. From creating a chuckwagon virtual reality exhibit to the award-winning ProShot game where contestants aimed a water gun at a target to lift a 7000-pound truck, we love wowing clients and crowds with big, bold, interactive displays. This year our team took on a new challenge: creating a larger-than-life claw machine game out of a GMC truck bed!
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While we’re loving the warm, sunny days of summer, we all know that the season never seems to last long in Canada *cue sad violin music*. That’s why it’s even more important to choose the right outdoor displays to make your brand stand out during the short summer season.
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